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To: A CA Guy
All druggieswarriors are a waste of air, not just Chong.

Fixed that for you, you're welcome.

And I notice you didn't give the basis for your assertion that:"Chong would probably died already without law enforcement intervention. " In other words, you do follow the standard drug warrior tactic of "argument by making crap up." And you didn't respond to the question of exactly what Tommy Chong did that he should have gone to Federal prison for.

And, if you pretend to be a conservative, do you believe that the Federal government should be limited in its authority and powers to those enumerated in the Constitution?

If so, please point out the article giving the Federal government the power to fight a "War on Drugs," and arrest people for possessing and selling drugs and "paraphernalia?" If the government has no such Constitutionally authorized power, doesn't that make the DEA and other "drug warriors" equivalent to any other criminal gang, and shouldn't they be the ones arrested and imprisoned?

84 posted on 09/12/2005 5:58:53 PM PDT by MRMEAN (Suppose you were an idiot, and suppose you were a member of congress;but I repeat myself. Mark Twain)
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To: MRMEAN
All druggieswarriors are a waste of air, not just Chong..(quote from CA)

Fixed that for you, you're welcome.And I notice you didn't give the basis for your assertion that:"Chong would probably died already without law enforcement intervention. " In other words, you do follow the standard drug warrior tactic of "argument by making crap up." And you didn't respond to the question of exactly what Tommy Chong did that he should have gone to Federal prison for. And, if you pretend to be a conservative, do you believe that the Federal government should be limited in its authority and powers to those enumerated in the Constitution? If so, please point out the article giving the Federal government the power to fight a "War on Drugs," and arrest people for possessing and selling drugs and "paraphernalia?" If the government has no such Constitutionally authorized power, doesn't that make the DEA and other "drug warriors" equivalent to any other criminal gang, and shouldn't they be the ones arrested and imprisoned?

84 posted on 09/12/2005 5:58:53 PM PDT by MRMEAN

Nice take on the issue!

231 posted on 09/13/2005 3:20:05 PM PDT by winston2 (Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness! :-)
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